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Idle Cure rose from the ranks of previous secular bands and upon becoming saved devoted their|collective musical talents to the service and salvation of others.Mark Ambrose, and Steve Shannon|played together for several years in the Christian band “Sojourn”, and it was herein the seeds were|planted for Idle Cure. In 1986, Idle Cure launched their initial self titled album on the then fledgling|label Frontline Records. The response was both remarkable, and immediate. “Breakaway was a|runaway hit on major Christian Rock radio stations, and “Take It” was a number 1 ballad almost|nationwide. In spite of the fact that the band never did any major tours, the radio success on|several fronts created a steady sub-culture of fans in the industry. Idle Cure went on to produce|five studio projects, and a compilation disc. Each release is superlative, and by many accounts|the band simply got better with every effort. Idle Cure now enjoys the status of being perhaps one|of the finest bands of the many who have tread similar waters. |
